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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-03


TIE annuune6ment of ne elosing o.
Buaala BUS via West show 10 Lon
DON Il accompanied b. The information
thai s6s people are suEpzssed q NE
orderly nannes IN which the Indians
cnndnssed themselves One = left 10 .
siIsaesseabls nlnss Of uncertainty - 70
what he people Of Iscndeu expseasa Of
thssethaaisical Indians IamiEht b IN
fesrsa from their mildly.expreased suF-
prise that shsy sxpsstsd thsm % Eaee %
and dssn ibs strand on Gerry, unismed
sheds and TO murder an understanding
Brton ii every corner b. way Of diver
sion. One Il almost LED 70 believe that
shs Lsndonsrs have been In hourly
antIsspalion Of 50 Indian uprising fer
The pat aix months and hat they have
lisssnsd hour after hour for the war
whcsp thas never came. The relief Of
these good people 81 their dsliverancs
from lbs danger which menaeed them
Il trulF paiheties
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Joeeph Chamheglain ann0unoed In .
speech al BlFmineham prior 10 bis de-
rartnrs for America that be expected
70 Be greatly hampsEsd 10 bis nsestia-
lions With Secretary BAyard b. the op.
position Of Iflsh-AmeEican citizens. he
IL probably right. And Il be bad drop
ped The word Irish and merely said that
Ne expected 20 BE- greatly hampeEed b
lhe opposition Of Amsrlean citizens, be
would have bsen equally right. Amer
lean eltlzsns Of She right stamp vii Be
very likely 10 offer ell the exposition 10
their power 10 the ratification Of any
treaty which Chamberlain and Bayard
are liksiy to negotiate, and II the fact
IL likely 70 be encouraging 10 Mr..
Chamberlain, u may a. veil BE- said
thal thslF opposition % very likely 70
prove effective. A treaty prepared by
Ensiishmsn On one nide and AnRio-
maniacs on ths other eould scarcely be
expected 10 recommend itself 10 Irish
Americans o. any other kind Of Amer
loans,
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NBXICIN VAR TREKRlN

ma wcnfeEful e1acary Of sgtft,a spesine V
4 4SrneaF ana euze fer EheamA1I1W an4 Al
Mood diseases, has never had noHe eeAsPlc-
SONS illuasrn1kan than tbs cM1e anuEoa. he
eandid. unaolnrissd sna emEe1t.e g. 10y y
aivan N he venezzhle gentleman U11. %
SccsDtef a. couvinefng and canelaMses Tbs
wrl1sr q = pruminent ciiizen q Mississippi.
to 1snfsensnn % waou Mr.. WnFtfE reIeFss
"a q won be Il fnaabfed fer TIE advice 20
wkich - owes hiE 2zAl rslief from geAn q
srlTsrfnR. b ME. King. tar many yeaRg ne Pop
ziar nlghs cisEk q ne iaHrunrs House, -
5Aaxa0H, Miss. Apsll y. 1857.
TIE swift BpeciNe Company, Atlanta tnA---
0snflGrnen: / have baen an Invalid pension
e. for 60 years. having eontrected paiMonnly
and afhaF diseases n ne Mexican waxs pas nos
till ths Ist Of March. isls. 90 I eel sny Jap
5eniy stricken with fhzt dissase IN bolh hips
ana nnklan For tNenty days walked On
cruichnn. Then the pain was less violent. Dol
4 Ihiflea from joint 10 joint. For weeks 1
would Be totAily disab1e1, effher on one nee
q my body o. the other. The pain never ielt
monfhn-that Il from March !, lsl5. Whe1
was GFst attacked, 10 October i 1855, whe9
va cured. DBring these eleven years Of In
e1rn snHering tried innumerable pre1eup-
fio1n lrem F9fiaas physIcinna. add tried every.
thing anzRnGtad hy friends, has " ever re-
ceIFod 40 l4a2f Done4B 1rpz4 any aeA.ctne
taken ii.ternaiiY q externally, an nrt aWore
a Il. Flnaily, about Tie slse q 01ptembeE, ]
mndS arrnnaements 70 50 % the Hot spxinGa
81 Arkansas, having oeapalred Of every other
remedy, when accidentally net an Old -
analnfnnce. Mr.. King, nov Of the lawrence
House Of tbs city. he had once been grees
suEsrsx from FheumaliEm, and as supposed
had been cured By visit 70 Hot springs. Bus
when / met him Ne toId me that his visit 20
the Hot springs VS. Ia Taln--he found no re-.
lief. On his return from Hot epzings be heaEd
fer he arst tins, Of the s. 8. 3. - reme1y
for Fhemaaism. He tried q and AZ bottties
made q complete cure eev@al years have
ps1eA since. hai he has had no return q The
fisnMea.
/ innsdiately rsturnsd 10 try n. In Sep.
tembor took four bottles. and b ne lst q
October was weil-as fnr - TIE rheumatism
vas couesrnaa. AL pain had disappeared. and
HAVE not FmT A TwnE0B o. n szHeH.
I have 10 inasrcst IN making thls stEtome1i
Other has sho hope that 70 may direct some
CHER 1haerar 70 sure source OF RELIEF. and q
Il hns thls result am well rewarded toe ny
troable. 81 very reePes:sally snd xaly
9or sals b. all Druggists. TrsAtise ca Blood
and ada Disoases mailed lrea
TIM SWIFT 6PEUEIo Co.,
e2atukhsadAw Drawer 3. Atlanta Ga.
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Vessels coming up from Cape FlasteRy
report that the ship Palestine bound C
Seattle from San Francisco vas passed
yastesday of Clallam buoy With two Of
three yar6g gone. The tug Tacoma
sDoke tho shlp and offered 10 fow her
which was declined.
The British bark Island City cleared
yestsfdag for Melbourne with 26e, zoo
go AZ iumher valued az e288s. ms
cargo uaz.loaded ~ Utaaiady and The
bark sails tonight.
The schooner Osxona, lumber laden
from UtsaiadY for an Pedro, Nnain the
hazboF to-day ready for the voyage.
The steamer Dispatch will be laid up
this week at Seattle, where sew boilefa
will be placed IN her. The EnteFpEige
OF RnslleT will take the Dispateh's
place on tha olallum route for the
present.
The Brliish bark ZoIia, Captain Mac
kay, from Puget Sound lumber laden,
arrived IN Melbourne on October 30.
The Swedish bark Blenda. which
cleared on July 1st, loaded With lumber
from Tacoma, arrived tn sydney on
September 18Th.
The bark Pacific Slope, from BurEard
Inlet lumber laden, arrived In Sydney
September 20kh.
the Norwegian ship Holden, lumber
laden from Port Gamble for Sydney,
arrived on September Gosh.
The Hawaiian bark James A. King,
lumber laden from Utsalady, arrived
in Honolulu on the "a uliimo after q
voyage OF ~ days. The King sailed
from Honolulu on the 12ih ultimo for
this port. .
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ruE xeRrHERx PACIFIC.
now m EroCK Was BRILLIANTLY D.
RKNpKp AGAINST TIE ATTACKS
on THH wnIdET nxNa.


The New York Saa Of OotobeF 25sh
10 speaking Of she previous days busi-
nes1 on Wall street says. The stocks
In which the sellers had 10 q large on
tent b mako their own market veFe
The active Changers, s. Raal and North
west, Union Pacific. and Missouri Pa
eiic. An Of these iost per cant. o.
mere b. the days business. Reading
has for some time pest resisted tn
efforts 10 deprozs H. hut the support 90
corded Il Wa1 not les elective than
that given 10 Northern Paelae prefer
red. The manner In which this las.
named stock Wns handled today mnsi
have allayod The 10y the beaFs expert
encad over their success IN other parts
Of the Market AZ q matter q fact,
some Of The directors of The NoTthern
Paste Company have daring the last
few weeks niyon % much enooufage.
meat % iho beAra b theix destruotlVe
personal policy thai che apeeniakoRs fez
me deciina have baQun % feel thai tkey
had efiaisnt allies u thai ooEpoEalton
whom thay could rely upon implicitlY.
Ia ather wogan Ne 6eaEa believed thai
the rhilndslphsA inteFest IN NE North.
ern paoilo Ceupa1y was - bent urea
dsstruFtnQ The Oregon and TEansoon.
tinsaial Company that anything they
could % toward aeoompli4hinG that -
sult woald Simply be co-opaention With
force more poWeKfal shan ehoFA sales.
R1t TIE situation has beoome 20 agra
vased that the faetson Of perscnal az
RranaiRumant "a TIE Nexthern fssine
Beard haB had 10 break tts taeit ali.
anes with she pFefeslional aetrAotcrs
q properties upoa the eloek kxeAange.
That factlon hes doahiless been mada
30 understand that The prerequisite for
additional credit h vel -sastAlned mar
bet fer existing obligations. Tue taak
Of protesting NoFlAeEn Raeihe prefer
red Ia she maFkea today waa under
taken appesaDily By one OF The mos
aggressive AID ensEeetic q TIE conpa.
avs directors he a least sapaEvisad
tie wosk. which waA 20 Thoroughly
done that the bcaEs paid 4 TIE campli-
Eent Of many anathamaa"
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TmE ANARrnIsT bECssaox.

Tee announcement that HE SupFcns
Court Il ths unitea States has rsfassd
80 esusi Ne Application fos q wria oF
error In the case q ne chioAEe an
auchtsts srsaaes 20 saFpsisA Thase
were iew wAs had any i3sa thai the
uFit could b granted. TAs sksass h
favor q ~ esantins vas vssy siixhi
lndeea ana 4 uas Gully heeanss h uaa
ahs lisa ehsnes Of ths aaArehisls tos
life that thsis fssanas hela 10 u -
lsnasloassy,
ne sen nsw lylnG IL Ne lAil a
Chioaaa undss snssnee q dessh have
had ~ ndvsatacs 81 every iseAl szps
aieus. They bare hera sspssaaased ~
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cRRaT TsvEEF1on.



Er. y. h. Hnsssy, fcrmerly Of this
city, but ROY q residents uf AeNeil
Island, whars be has . large farm ad-
iolning the United States Prison prop
szty. d spendina . fsw days II the
Queen Cir. In conversation with q
Posr-rHxzrEzeEHcnB reporter ins5 gwen
inz,i Mr.. HusssE said: Scr the p1st
fnaFnaaa years I have been xackinQ my
brain to invent . mashine e take the
place Of The steam onetne, o., Ia ether
words, 20 haven't . motor 10 opeFate The
ordinary steam engine, which viii be
cheaper than team, end an g the
present time enuaQsd IN complefing the
working medel on which my patent viii
be nfanfed. Water viii comprise tie
msiive foFcs, and the cost Of running
Al engine with any motor will be She
ordinary ueaF and tear. have not the
slkQhiesl doubt the invention win be 9
sneaass. for I have e0t along far snouRh
70 dononstfate that already, Some
lion AZ Minneapolis, Steel Brothers
mado me > SANDING aaer OF tl.cU.egc
for my patent right Whenever Il vas
issued. By next SPRING ] expeet 20 havs
the model completed, and the patent
secured. hays not decided yet whslh.
e. i win sell The patent cutriRht, o. The
machines on royalty"
Scar you get 90 much power oat q
an engine By your motor a. BY steamf q
"Oh, yes, Just exactly 40 much. TIE
great saving b. my invention viii be n
fuel. All that Is required 10 run ny
motor Is little cold water. and that can
Be used over aud over again.
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-. &-N - A&a4N = -
4 ccupas a ysars nae Captain -.
cssw ~ his sssamss Lily. g -
$50. q enc es1alenes % ~ Eknz.'
nIpsr. a faw n19ana aGs ne nsu
cunaEs oosdnass % hsgs thsiI s,eszzez
O. b So no rsbulll. nn& snsT =:
nNian nusssHl lh1nHnn8 G1alzHN % pzI
- bills. LlsY eama - D1a..le - e4!s
- w1<k donss pniy % 80 enx ~
gafss AL cInna& b. Ne zailzsad tzastle
= lheT a. lke n1xt hall tAlnz and -.
te Tnsorna, aksE1 J. J. Holland I'D ~!
! IL IlRhs paiF 81 wMyM and ennp.o3el
kfn . Is fhs uoEk. Xha 10 h1e been
antshod an1 - e1s World nes9Eni1.
/ 80 aleame1, % masesiali8 D. eee 49,
chauQsd. Bke uae cnt q two -
/ lauN1hensd sd q nor enc q %
/ asanuebeM lsokima st9ameEs - -
/ paRes Gonnd Esef.
Dspufy Co,lsctar Frank 3. WinalDg
| Who Hoe1ullg mads her o1.e.A rad
l nsaasurnmen1. fafminhss NJ the f9lluMte'
eR1rsG Registered is1Eth, Sd feel
/ rsniH.ersd brsadths 1G.4 foeAs EeR.1sele.
l dapsh, 81 fast nFoas tunnaaes lSA1s
"a foRuaQa, sos.
TO g1ssrlsr Edna, q Peri Iowngand
| A a. Tnecma, waiting 10 Be hauls4 cut
ard ne BID, which hen been repalEin|
IkeTe wonid kegs been rEpeited her
had thsss been faeiliiiss asAilAble.
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Tbs Birmlnehan. AIshaula. HsrsAs
remsrhs with 81 nsr Of psuiound Wis
dom shst i svonld Be- 3 sFsat sasssias
Il Iislnala nhould ba added V ~ No. g
Demossa,is ssatss nszi ysar." Indssd
Il woald. ana q would b a. ses.lis
great snrprias u Texaa ahchld b aaasa
10 the iIst % Rspubliasn siaisA Ihs
wIsasm ui aons % TIE esuihsFn papeEa
: los psofosnd b bear neniioa IL O..
dlnarr MaalAas.
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DlHz&EHAk-3 844M As9z -
Whss sysrtls s mos1 1izz 1e
eenn sEsf af mAa q wuM11 So 2
1<in E1seann w&iGh e11E1 lz1slt - E.4
- 1eH b,ela1s1 % k4n41. nzr4 1ee
5rf nankf E4m E1mplT IDElze h.ec1.
50 wkaa Bn1nDnErzs RHxn dsd tar >
TSzfusS yssru / uas Il - Mge..sd
EnEanEry ID to e. g. AEmaTs s.sl.l.se
fnKinn fkes fina rEizeiuzliE ~ lexAA
f.nnsE Al of lz1At ssMs I'D eAzoz.le
akEn dlusam. nz9raezaHe6 ~ - e.ME
lsbn ever tto sntlr1 gztLscs q - -
- tksehs. srmn an1 chesA rs ooe-
/ taEH iaRnns1 Is ec1ernn. na1 eANsn ~
/ nla h1pe e. evur bHtnz eu1e9s Nee9
BnaErnnxnis Hu4s uers reo1nz1n1ee
/ & ma / ooneInd44 b ~ l1ems 49,
/ "a e, ana I have thanked God uallg
| sinos fhsn fhas I did 90. I think 80
lhem aIioaalhsf absns tA1oe s1onkn..
| ard ~ thaa kima wmz eompletely cured
/ and kaFe nsgez had any fxo1ols Nnps'
/ Nv ekin i as ciear e. e1g one'A
GKunaB UHAE9AM.
Piusenufre. Mish.. December ; lsSb
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For yo1r groceries 90 70 @. @. srAlr,
uP& o., csfDeE Third and Spring. ssli
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Your orders win be called for. give u
Third an SgEina. sa1A
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Neg psa jackets and rests bQ1Rnt
fnorn hrsa han1a nt Cur removal saiD.
Tokxka 3 SuanzMtE.
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Aucksan pnrehnss for ouE EsmoFal
anla.--A line af Hhnda cl1th - inches
vile, al uDoI. fun hDe Of eololss sne,s-
sals pFioe 9as.. EesnoEai sale pRise 30
Tomas a eEEGEnnEaN.
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Cab ". credit, @. q. srAExUP q %.
gEocess Third and Spring. selA
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Ganilemen's winter underwear At 70
meVal pTiesa. Oome and zee bargains
TokKAs 4 SEuoKEMAN.
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SMALLPOX.

"A member OF my family was taken
down with The SMALLPOX. Immediate
II commenced to uss DaTbys Prophylae-
tic Fluid. 10 kept the atmosphere Of the
rosn pure and fresh. The patient was
greatly relieved, and never fer Q mo-
ment deliFious; was not gifted, and was
about the house aeaiR II three weeks,
and no others had it."-JAMEs W. Pan
KINsoN, En-. the Caterer, Phila., Pa.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
PHOTOC RAPHY.

n r JuDKINa he PhaangFepher.
u. has secaled ne ssEyies1 o Mt.
en- Frunf street. Mr. Reterso1e work b
wei known n Seattle and vicinity. and
Ne viii be glad 70 see HIS cid friends and
customers e Mr.. Judkins gallery. corner
S1ccnd ard Culum "a g1<es1H. nos g.
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Bic purchase Of woolens- Chester
OlsaFy bought out three big mAnufac-
suFerSs lots az q bic discount sale thil
week. CHEsxKR OxzARx. o8t
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zss s;lk ulnahss far ne millisn-hia
kaEaAina. CAEgEnn OLlsAnf.
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NOTICE.

nIns WILL BIZ RECEIVED ny THE
ID nndeFslznod fer the hrickwurk q he
addition - the Occidental Hotel up %
noon. Nuvemher n. 1857. owner % furnisn
hFtck On tire ground. The riHnt % resecA
sssaslS JOHN COLLINS.
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MONEY TO LOAN

nN RIAL ESTATE sEoURIFX-TKoUTRR
~ q HENRY .. L0oMla. Attorney At Law,
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-27
Tho Much Landed seashore.

The cities of the seaboaTd are like heated
ovens, and no one likes 10 be actually cooked
alive The seashore? Oh, that is very well
III its way; but then-no one can assassinate
me, and hence my courage e tell the truth
but then. the seashore is only a little better
than the even The dead glare of the sun on
the level and blistered sea; the rank smells Of
the marsh boys, and the oozy fats steaming
stenchful under the hot rays when the tide IS
out; the night fogs, the chilly dank mornings;
the soppy mists which roll their wetnesS even
into your sleeping chamber; and then the dis
nal, rainy mornings when the grass Is as
seaweed and all the trees drip dismally! Oh,
yes, | know what the much lauded seashOre
is, Tor | was born on it-W. II. II. Murray
in New York World
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-27

The Chinese government. under the liberal
izing influence Of the new regime Of the
young emperor, has adopted q curious and
significant scheme of getting at the bottom
facts about civilization outside the fiowery
empire. A dozen distinguished young scholars
viii be selected from competitive examine
ton, IN which the chief test will be ability to
describe and apprehend the meaning of novel
things, and they will be sent abroad for two
years to study foreign countries. Each viii
get salary of $3.50 "a month and $50 for an
interpreter, and all their travelling expenses.
Each will follow particular bent in work
ing up things he knows the most about.
Monthly reports on topography, etbnology,
commerce, habits, morality, industries, arna-
ments, political institutions, etc, viii be for
warded to Pekin. AT the end of two years
the services of each viii be utilized in the
Chinese government in such departments as
be studied to the most advantage, and those
who have done best will get ennobleG. When
one considers some Of the raw, untutored and
Indifferent officials that America sends
abroad, there rises just scintila Of doubt
whether the Occident really monopolizes all
the civilization Of the world. Chicago
Herald
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-27
Calkfnrnia Excursions.

via. the Missouri Pacific, Eft. Scott route"
svil! leave Wichita Thursday, Nov. 3rd, 10th,
18th, oath: and Dec. 10th. This IS the great
southern route, especially during the fail
and winter months, by reason of the
feresf through which it passes, affords
more genuinesly pleasurable, trip than
passengers via. the southern route and
giving them the privilege of return
ing via. the Denver & Rio Grande Ry,,
The 'tsience line of America" with stopover
at Salt Lake, Utah. Pullman and free
family sleepers run through with one
change. 500 round trip, good six months
and choice of routs returning, with stop
over privileges at any point. Cheap che
way excursions same dates and same
trains. An imploy Of this company ac-
companies all excursions, whose duty it IS
TO look after the comfort Of the excursion
lists. For tickets, maps and all informa-
tod, apply to n. c. Keeran, P. & I; A,
127 N Main. 1871
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-27
TD1portaDt Notice.

The Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska rail
way Crock Island Route will open its
line into Kansas City, Sunday Sept. Is,
1881, with two through trains each way
daily. Elegant Pullman sleepers and a
superb equipment generally, has been pro
vided for these through trains, and passen-
gers from any point on the c. K. q \. rail
road, will find this new route TO Kansas
City, St. Louis, Chicago, and all points
north, east and south, not only the short
est but in all respects the most desirable
and comfortable route in the state.
Our St Joseph line will also have two
through trains daily to and from the south
west with brand new equipment especial
ly built for this service. Passengers tax
ing this line TO the north, northwest, east
and southeast, viii find the accommoda-
tions strictly first class. Time tables for
these new trains will be given the public
In a few days. C.. A RUTHERFORD,
Resident agent, 800 East Douglas ave.
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
General ticket and passenger agent, To
peka, Kan. IOO-d
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-27
Read, and Order What You should Have, to
Comply With the Law.

Each township trustee should have Il
trustees record, road record, poor record
and full set of township records and other
blanks, worth at least s.. Also some sta
tionery.
Each township treasurer should have a
treaSurers record.
Each township clerk should have clerk 5
record and warrant book
Each Justice of the peace should have a
civil docket, criminal docket. stray record
transcripts, compiled laws OF 1880, and Il
full assortment of blanks.
Each constable should have an assert
ment of blanks.
Each road overseer should have a road
oyerseerS account book, receipt book for
labor, receipt book for extra work and q
receipt book for material used.
The above should be furnished to the
officers of each well regulated township at
the expense of the township.
For sale at the EAGLE Office. Orders
promptly filled by mail or express prepaid,
4S-tf w25-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-27

until April 18th, the Missouri Pacific, Fit
Scott route, viii sell round trip tickets to
jacksonville and Pensacola, Fla. savanna,
Charleston, Macon, Mobile, New Orleans
San Antonio, Galveston, Houston and all
other winter resorts of the south at eX-
tremely low rates. These tickets are good
seventeen days in each direction, with stop
over privileges, and are good until June LIST
TO return. The Missouri Pacific, besides
atfording tourists the greatest number of
routes TO select from, and allowing them
TO return different route, is the only line
providing both Pullman and free reclining
chair service. For tickets. maps, tourists
guides, or any information cali on or az
dress y. {. keeran, passenger and ticket
agent, IL y. Main street l29tf
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Eyeryhody Takes II

way (St. Joseph x Iowa Railroad Co,
lessee, is the best equipped line west of
the Missouri river Our equipment was
built expressly for this line by the Pull
man Palace Car Company, which is a guar
antee to the travelling public that it is
strictly first class. You viii find all of our
Coaches elegantly upholstered and very
comfortable in every particular. If You
are going to any part of Kansas or NebraS-
ka, or TO any point east. remember you will
never regret having started right. by TAX
ing the Chicago, Kansas * Nebraska rail
way. Crock Island Route For further
particulars address Jno. Sebastian, q. T. &
Z. A, Topeka, Kan. 60-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-27

Deaths, suicides and sunssrokes in large
numbers follow in the wake OF the hot spell.
The French realists, the arbilers Of
literary fashion, don't make their hero
ines beautiful any more That is COM
mcnplsce, they say. Instead, they have
them changeful eyed and swift and
white and half perverse, " with sudden,
seTpentine movements and en- exciting
ferocity of disposition. What with our
passion tossed French cousins and our
bucohc English sisters, ell run TO size the
duty of preserving the old types Of love
illness falls on US We should have special
preserves for it, as we have for Tie bufTa-
loes III the Yellowstone park and rs they
do for salmon at TadegSac. Eliza Put
nam Eeatoa- - -
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-27

The Missouri Pacific, eft. Scott Route
are now running through Pullman sleep
ing cars TO Kansas City and St Louis on
all night trains daily; also through reclin-
ing chair cars on both night and morning
trains. This isthe shortest line to St,
Louis by is miles, and the popular line
to all points east, north and south. lt3-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-27
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For Sale.

A fine business. well established. Have
lease away down at bed rock. Cheapest
rent in Wichita A business that is not
oyerdone, and one of the most profitable
in Wichita. Stock on hand from ten to
twelve thousand dollars Call on Walker
& Fielder, real estate agents, 235 n. Main
street. d3tf
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A Rare Chance TO Get INTO q Fire Bl

A Rare Chance TO Get into Fine Business.
, A partner with four or five thousand
dollars in spot cash TO enlarge a well estab-
lished business now paying $500 to $1,000
monthly. No dead stock. \ business that
never loses a dollar on bad debts. Is first
class in every respect Party must be well
recommended. For fun particulars in
Quire of Walker q Fielder, 235 \ Main st.
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Wichita eagle., 1887-11-27
SpecIal 10 Township Trustees.

We have a complete line of books aud
blanks as required by the township trus-
tees, township treasurer, justice of the
peace, constable and road overSeer. Orders
promptly filed. Correspondence solicited.
THE WICHITA EAGLE.
d10atf Wicbita Kansas